Functional prototype · Evidence confidence: High

Conduit

A browser Bluetooth utility for pairing devices, grouping them and controlling local audio playback.

Bluetooth utilityAudio tool
Project IDPG-057
Repositorymagic-sound-hub
StageFunctional prototype
ConfidenceHigh
Also known as
Audio Sync HubMagic Sound Hub

01 · Purpose

The problem

Users want a simple group-control surface for nearby Bluetooth devices.

02 · Experience

How it works

The app scans/pairs Web Bluetooth devices, tracks GATT connection state, forms selected groups and plays an uploaded local audio file through the browser.

Users
  • Audio experimenters
Technology identified
  • React 19
  • TanStack Start
  • Web Bluetooth
  • HTML Audio

03 · Functional evidence

What actually exists

Verified working / present5
  • Web Bluetooth pairing
  • Reconnect/disconnect
  • Device grouping
  • Local audio upload/playback
  • Volume control
Partially verified1
  • Browser Web Bluetooth cannot itself guarantee simultaneous OS-level audio routing to arbitrary grouped speakers
Designed / planned1
  • Broader group audio control
Unknown / requires verification1
  • Tested device matrix

04 · Development

What remains

Finish / verify
  • Browser Web Bluetooth cannot itself guarantee simultaneous OS-level audio routing to arbitrary grouped speakers
Planned
  • Broader group audio control
Resolve unknowns
  • Tested device matrix

05 · Commercial

Business model

No verified model.

06 · Intellectual property

IP position

Original browser control UI.

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07 · Assessment

Strengths and limitations

Strengths

  • Working browser hardware interactions

Limitations / risks

  • Platform/browser audio-routing constraints

08 · Evidence

What this record is grounded in

  • GitHub repository: simonmowatt1-sudo/magic-sound-hub
  • Repository README / project brief where available
  • Implemented home route where available
  • Published Lovable URL recorded from repository metadata

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09 · Genealogy

Connections

Archive principle

Unknowns stay unknown until evidence changes them.
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